This document defines bullying and its various forms such as verbal, physical, cyber and social bullying. It identifies signs of bullies as dominant behavior and lack of empathy. Long term effects of bullying include depression, self-harm and possible suicide. The document recommends dealing with bullies by telling trusted adults, standing up for others, and saying no. It also defines empathy and provides ways to apologize such as stopping bullying and being kind.

1. Made by: Cristy, Fletcher, Grace, and Nina
Quest to Learn Boss Level 2013

2. What is Bullying?
Saying harsh words
Making people feel bad over a large period of
time
Repeated name calling

3. What Causes Bullying?
Problems at home
Kids getting jealous of others
Kids influenced by parents or peers

4. Types of Bullying
Cyber bullying
Physical Bullying
Verbal Bullying
Indirect Bullying
Intimidation
Social Alienation

5. Identify the Bully
Dominant behavior
Repeated verbal or physical abuse
Someone who spreads rumors about a classmate
Doesn’t care about others
Thinks they can get away with things
Doesn’t feel bad for others

6. Long Term Effects
Can hurt you for the rest of your life
Self Harm
Possible suicide
Leads to depression
Traumatized

7. Why YOU Shouldn’t Bully
Others lose respect for you
Hurts others
Affects how you act in the “real” world
Gives you a false sense of control over people

8. How To Deal With A Bully
Tell a parent or trusted adult
Stand up for the kid(s) in you class/grade/school
Don’t fight back
Say “no” to a bully

9. What is Empathy?
Empathy is the ability to understand and share
feelings

10. Ways To Say You’re Sorry
Stop Bullying
Be Kind
Say Sorry